Painted Russian décor includes two plates with fairytale images, a pedestaled vase, a bowl, a rocking doll with a bell inside, and more; some pieces have accompanying literature written in Russian. The doll has surface wear as shown, and the vase measures approximately 4" in diameter x 10" tall.

A vintage U.S. military stamp repair kit with various letter, number, and symbol stamps, divided trays and sections for organizing stamps and parts, and an instruction guide within the lid. Housed in a metal case measures approximately 12.75" x 5.75" x 8" tall.

Seven framed sand carved tiles by Alaska artist Connie Engelbrecht of Brecht Studio in Eagle River, Alaska, include bluebells, irises, fireweed, poppies, and mountains, all framed in wood (two examples feature two tiles per piece); All are signed en verso by the artist and include information about the artist's process. Also includes two artworks, "Epilobium" and "Lupines" by Alaska artist Richard Wilson "R.W." Tyler (1927-2016), both housed in oval frames. The largest measures approximately 13.5" x 1" x 18" tall.

Nine packages of Due North Ice & Snow Traction cleats in All Purpose Industrial and Everyday Traction levels; sizes are Sml-Med and Oversized. Also includes three Yukon license plates, including one for motorcycles. The standard size plates each measure approximately 12" x 6" tall.

Three Department 56 Original Snow Village buildings include "Last Stop Gas Station", "Holy Spirit Church", and "Stardust Drive-In Theater. Also includes a Steinbach "Now Nutcrackers Go on a Honeymoon" figure, and a smaller RG nutcracker figure, plus a Newhall fine bone china ornament and inlaid artwork depicting Mary, Joseph, and Baby Jesus. Illuminated pieces were not tested at time of cataloging, the smaller nutcracker has a hand missing, and the gas station has a damaged piece as shown. The theater measures approximately 12.5" x 8" x 7" tall.

A wooden folding stool with a floral needlepoint cushion, a white milk glass electric lamp with a brass-toned base, tested to power on at time of cataloging. Also includes a green, black and cream blanket that measures approximately 100" x 95", roughly suitable for a queen size bed.

Three telephones include a Crosley public pay phone (model CR56), marked at the center for 10-cents for a local call; lower door did not stay latched at time of cataloging, and no items were tested. Also includes an antique-style Paramount Collection Classic Series telephone (model 1892), a Decotel Personal Telephones box phone (model T-BM2131B) with push button numbers, and a glass doorknob. The pay phone measures approximately 6.25" x 5" x 19" tall.

An English sarcophagus storage unit, and a decorative brass-toned spyglass telescope with a decorative storage box by Sarreid, Ltd. The largest measures approximately 15" x 15" x 9" tall.

Two varieties of porcelain ornaments include twelve from Mimi Jobe's Fairyland Ornament Collection including "Dream", "Envision", "Renew", "Create", and more as shown. Also includes three ornaments from the Bradford Editions Heirloom Porcelain Collection including "Reach New Horizons", "Dare to Dream", and "Explore the Unknown". All are dated 2000 or 2001, all but one have original tags affixed, and all measure approximately 2.5" in diameter x 4" tall.

Four glass and three ceramic insulators in various shapes and sizes, some by Hemingray and Whitehall Tatum. The tall brown insulator measures approximately 3.25" in diameter x 4.25" tall.

Four plastic red-orange milk crates, two labeled for Matanuska Maid Dairy. Each crate measures approximately 13" x 11" x 13" tall.

Two large brown ceramic insulators marked for Thomas. The largest measures approximately 10.5" in diameter x 10" tall.

A U.S. Military Radio Receiver-Transmitter (model RT-159B/URC-4) produced by the Philharmonic Radio & Television Corporation c.1952 and issued to Air Force and Navy pilots as survival gear to communicate with rescue aircraft during the Korean and Vietnam War eras. Untested at time of cataloging, it measures approximately 4" x 2.5" x 7" tall without the cable attached.

A vintage Alaska galvanized aluminum or steel milk jug, c.1930s from the Matanuska Valley Farm Co-operative Association, or MVFCA as indicated on the side as photographed. The container features a classic wide-body shape with tapered neck and two side handles for heavy lifting. Measures approximately 11" in diameter and 20.5" tall, or roughly a 7 to 8-gallon capacity.

Advertisement signs for Wood Manufacturing Co., Lionel Electric Trains, J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co., McCormick Deering, and others, plus a ceramic salt-glazed bottle, Jeppesen Slide Graphic Computer in case, and other tools as shown. Largest measures approximately 11" x 21" tall.

A compact vintage Optimus 8R gasoline camp stove made in Sweden, accompanied by an additional vintage compact gas camp stove. Also includes a cast iron Winchester Firearms Factory lock with a matching set of keys. The largest camping stove measures approximately 5" x 5" x 3" high. Note: APAA is unable to ship any items containing flammable, explosive, caustic, liquid, or other hazardous materials. This may include ammunition; items powered by gasoline, propane, or kerosene (lawn tools, generators, grills and camp stoves, heaters, lanterns, lighters); liquids such as cleaners, paint, lava lamps, collectible beverage/perfume containers; items with rechargeable batteries (cordless power tools, laptops, other electronics); air compressors, neon signs, and other hazards such as printer toner, compressed gas cylinders, and more. If you are bidding on items of this nature and intend to use our shipping services, please inquire in advance as to the specifics.

Six brown ceramic insulators, all round in shape with different heights and ends as shown; one is marked for Joslyn "101" as shown. The tallest example measures approximately 2.75" in diameter x 4.5" tall.

An unbranded tow hitch with unspecified weight capacity. Measures approximately 12" x 16.5" x 12" tall.

Two brown ceramic insulators including one round and one elongated suspension insulator for high-voltage antennas. The long example measures approximately 25" x 1.5" in diameter.

A signed and numbered 509/950 photograph of the 1994 Iditarod Champion Martin Buser, matted and framed with a "Cannabis - Legalize It" token, lower center. Also includes sixteen belt buckles commemorating the Iditarod, Fur Rondy, and Alaska State Fair events, two Alaska State Fair Greatland Games medals, and approximately forty pins and buttons for Fur Rondy, UAA, U.S. Navy, Anchorage Chamber of Commerce, Alaska Railroad, and others as shown. The framed photographic print measures approximately 19" x 14.5" overall.